Eisenhower warns against European federation and warns on Russia
In a January address President Eisenhower cautions against a unified European army joining Britain, arguing it would hinder Western goals and urging a strong, combined moral, economic, and military stance. The speech notes limited communist aggression in Korea and Indochina and calls for vigilance. Rudolf J. Petershagen, ex-German colonel, is sentenced in Munich to six years for attempting to spy for the Russians.
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Eisenhower Says War With Russia Not Imminent
General Eisenhower stated war with Russia is not imminent. He urged buildup of North Atlantic forces and a constitutional convention to unify Europe as part of a broader strategy to secure lasting peace and end the cold war. He noted Russia might act unpredictably in the future but doubted an immediate global conflict.
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Senate Bill Grants Partial Vote For Capitals Citizens
Washington debate over a home rule measure to grant limited voting rights to residents of the capital in local elections while excluding national ballots. The bill, first Senate passage of 1952, faces House doubt. city currently governed by a presidentially appointed three member commission with no home rule in 75 years.
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Taft’s Car Skid But He Is Unhurt
Madison Wis Jan 22 Ten highways narrowly averted disaster during Taft’s Wisconsin tour as his car spun twice on icy pavement ten miles south of Madison. The vehicle stopped facing the opposite direction just inches from a large oncoming semi trailer. Taft expressed relief after arriving for a reception at the newly opened state campaign headquarters. The scare occurred on Highway 51 under freezing rain and fresh snow.
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Girl County 4 H Council Meets January 11 Order
The H council meeting was held January 11 in the old Church Street school conference room with Mary Thomas presiding. Reports came from several committees including a Washington tour after Achievement Day, a March 5 square dance, and a February 22 State Jamboree at the University of Maryland. Donations for Easter to Emergency Hospital were decided, Beatrice Fehr announced national contests and program books, and Betty Rhoderick was named to handle newsletter submissions.
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Gospelaires to sing at Parkway revival meetings
The Gospelaires of Westminster will sing Thursday at the Parkway Church of God revival. Rev F P Brose announces special music by Haverstown Church of God Choir Friday. Rev H C Gonso to speak. Sunday night the Reisterstown male chorus, a top state group, will appear. Rev James Rockwell spoke Sunday on Remember Lot's Wife. Big egg shown near Mount Airy by Mrs Franklin Easterday. The egg measured about 37 inches long and was laid by a Rhode Island Red. The Department of Commerce and Labor was created by Act of Congress Feb 14 1903.
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